Meiji period (1868-1912) Shoes

Beautiful Japanese bronze vase in a baluster shape, with incised decoration of banana leaves and wave motifs. Geometric decorations on the collar. Japan, Meiji period around 1880. In good general condition, with very beautiful carving and golden brown patina. In places some

Japanese bronze vase. Meiji era (1868-1912) octagonal vase with nuanced red and black patina. the belly is darker than the collar, the patina becomes lighter along the barrel. excellent condition. some scratches from use. dimensions 33 x 18 x 18

Polychrome painted vase of oval form divided into panels with various detailed scenes, in between filled with geometric shapes. Handles shaped like the head of shishi dogs. Underneath marked with Shimazu family crest and the painter/artist Hododa/Hotoda. Late 19th century, Meiji

A large Japanese cloisonne vase.Meiji period 1868-1912. With a specially made metal inner case to place flowers. The whole surface is decorated with flowers and birds again in a beautiful light blue color. The decoration on the top and bottom panels of the vase is of

An antique Japanese Meiji period picture frame circa 1880-1900. This antique 20x14x5 cm frame has a dragon pattern with a patterned ground.

A great, large six-panel byôbu 屏風 (folding screen) with a painting on shiny golden silk showcasing a ferocious tiger 虎 (tora) in a bamboo grove 竹 (take) near a waterfall. The tiger stands on a hill, roaring fiercely, in the distance. Signed and sealed in the lower left corner

Metal Crucifix, Bronze, Cloisonné Enamel - Religious - Japan - Meiji period (1868-1912) Nanban crucifix in metal. Christ in bronze

Tripod incense burner with two handles in patinated bronze, in the center a superb phoenix and a decoration of birds in flight among flowering trees, the handles in the shape of a dragon fish (a fish is missing a mustache) the openwork lid leaves pass the smoke of incense, the

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Extraordinary giant Japanese Satsuma vase. The ovoid purple vase decorated with flowering branches & butterflies. It is the typical creation of a luxury object that was sold by Parisian stores in the 19th century. In very good condition (see base bears one chipping on it). The

A pair of Japanese cloisonné vases. Rich and detailed decoration with enamel and floral decoration again on a black background. Its shape is hexagonal. In very good condition for their age. Please look carefully at the photos. Carefully packaged and shipped by registered mail and

Beautifully decorated antique Piëdestal in blue in good condition. but there are some gray spots under the glaze. see pictures. It is 64 cm high and the top has a diameter of 19 cm, the bottom has a diameter of 29 cm. weight 14 kg. beautifully edited. Origin: Japan, filled in,

Very nice Arita porcelain dish from Japan. polychrome hand-worked piece, Meiji period (1868-1912). In very good condition of conservation, see photos. Measurements: Height: 5.5 cm. Diameter: 40 cm. Base diameter: 23 cm. Weight: 2.147 kg - beautiful piece

Special and creative copper kettle (釜, 水注，水差）made by Japanese the most famous kettle master - Koshi Masaharu名越昌晴 during late Edo period - Meiji period. In the Edo period, the Kama master was named Masaharu, the tenth generation of the Koshi family, and was commonly known as

《For customers considering purchase》 Shipping methods are Small Packages, EMS, and Yamato Transport. Since the item will be shipped from Japan, customs duties and VAT will be borne by the buyer. Please understand. 《Product Description》 Weight (in grams): 45g. Total weight

Signature) 兼吉- Kaneyoshi. (関) - Seki area. Size) TOTAL Length : 100cm. Blade length : 68.4cm. Curve : 1.9cm. Motohaba : 2.8cm. Weight : 900/1.49kg (without stand) Condition) There are few cracks, rusty. There are little scratches propers of the forging process that proofs its

A fantastic, large six-panel byôbu 屏風 (folding screen) featuring a painting on shiny golden silk depicting a flock of geese and ducks gathering at a waterfront filled with white asters 野菊 (nogiku). Signed and sealed in the lower left corner Kason 華邨 (possibly Suzuki Kason)

Large, impressive woven bamboo and rattan ikebana flower basket 花籠 (hanakago) with a great dark brown patina. The baluster body rising to a spreading neck. The wide oval mouth fitted with a loop handle made from pieces of thick dark patinated wood with a natural allure. The

Heavy solid wooden Go-game (囲碁) table 碁盤 (goban) complete with go-stones 碁石 (go-ishi), in a very good condition. Because the broad top of the gaming table is made of solid wood, it has a beautiful continuous grain. Raised by faceted baluster feet. The boxes of the stones are

Refined Satsuma tea bowl with rich decoration in gold and polychrome enamels. Inside the tea bowl, a lively and engaging scenario opens up, depicting a scene of daily life during a day of celebration, outside a temple. Numerous characters are represented with precision and

Japanese Satsuma porcelain vase - 19th Meiji period. Charming Satsuma porcelain vase. Rich animated decoration of children playing in a garden on a beige background, golden decoration. Rare and pretty detail - a knot around the collar in relief. Probably, the cover is missing.

This is an exclusive Vintage Kokeshi by Yoshida Takashi . She is beautifully decorated with green and golden colors which contrast nicely with her black long hair. Fans are used for decoration. She is a rare find and an excellent opportunity to add this lady to your collection.

Outstanding patinated bronze & cast iron standing figure of of the deity Fudô Myô-ô 不動明王. He is worshipped as a wrathful avatar of Dainichi, the buddha at the centre of the Buddhist cosmos. He has a expressively ferocious look on his face with down-arched bushy eyebrows, a pair

Intricate hand carved boxwooden ruyi-scepter (ceremonial sceptre used by monks when reciting sutras), known in Japanese as ‘Nyoi’ 如意. Traditional form created by an elegantly shaped bamboo tree 竹 (take) winding its roots around a rock. Atop one of its branches rests a sizable